Compiler: use virtual type for uninitialized
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I'll also send a PR to refactor Channel to not use tuples, but in a separate PR. |
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Compiler: use virtual type for `uninitialized`
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Fixes #8216
The issue was that
uninitialized Twould get a typeTinstead ofT+ifThad subtypes. Thenpointerofwould get a type that didn't match the expected virtual type.@bcardiff This should probably go into 0.31.1